Covenant House Alaska

Category: Youth social services organization

Address: 755 A St, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA

Phone: +19072721255

Opening hours

Sunday: Open 24 hours

Monday: Open 24 hours

Tuesday: Open 24 hours

Wednesday: Open 24 hours

Thursday: Open 24 hours

Friday: Open 24 hours

Saturday: Open 24 hours

Reviews

Ramon Olifane

Oct 15, 2021

Covenant House Alaska doesn't deserve not a single star. Everyday I witnessed kids who lives there enjoying their freedom of underage drinking, smoking cannabis, vandalism, littering and disturbing the peace. After their routines are done, they rest and replenished in cove-house and does the same thing the following day. It is sad that the Municipality of Anchorage does not see this happening or morelikely they are ignoring it. They are neglected kids that I don't see good future in them. I also assume that APD does not care about these kids. Incidents were reported to the APD and their alibi is they are busy. This needs to be changed.

Amy Lieb

Mar 21, 2021

If your there to pick up anything make sure you call ahead of time. Most likely you'll wait til a work day. (Mon-fri) weekend staff seems lazy

WXNDYRZR

Jul 16, 2017

This facility needs to be more lenient towards the youth in the understanding that growing up and transitioning from teen to adult is a process and should be respected as such. Here, that process is taken for granted. In the months I have been here I have seen countless amounts of youth kicked out into the coldness of the street over insignificant reasons. The rules are so strict it feels like Nazi germany. I would not come here if you aren't prepared to act accordingly. By acting accordingly I mean subjecting yourself to the Nazi like regiment that operates this place. The facility is beautiful and has a lot of potential but it seems like the kids come and go without growing and it's because they can't stay true to themselves in an eviroment as strictly regimented as this. Inside the facility is nice, but the youth is moved around in groups, like herds of humans. The freedom factor in this place is nonexistent. Lastly an auditor and an investigator should look into this places funding and compare it to the youth being processed here. The entire thing feels like quick sand because a youth walks in on Monday and by Sunday they are kicked out into the cold simply because they were late or smelt like cannabis. They need to be more lenient in this place when it comes to the rules. If you know how to get this place investigated please help in doing that because winter is coming and it gets cold in alaska. In the last two weeks alone I have seen 20 come in and 15 leave in that same week. That's because the rules are too strict and freedom is little to nonexistent.

Ashley Klinger

May 26, 2016

They were so warm and inviting. At first I could kind of tell they didn't have the best funding but everyone there was mostly happy as they could be and I immediately made friends and staff wasn't too pushy with questions in the intake. They even sent a cross necklace to the address I listed a whole year later with a letter and I only stayed a couple nights!

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Questions & Answers

Is this shelter for women without kids

Essey Jourlney | Sep 3, 2018
katelynn heinrich | Sep 3, 2018

This is a shelter for youth 13 to 21

What can I do to help my child who was adopted by a family get out of the place that she doesn't feel safe in any more? Which is the adopted family house?

Ashley Evans | Nov 6, 2021
Jacob Stepanoff | Nov 6, 2021

Foster care would be the best place in my opinion, the covenant house has dysfunctional children, it is lacking in adult supervision. But go there and see for yourself

would you guys let people even if they had somewhere else to go? although that place is somewhere where they have to deal with arguing and things like that?.....just curious

Adrian San | Sep 2, 2020
jack westdahl | Sep 2, 2020

I wouldn't know never stayed there only donate clothes there

are there a room there that doesnt have anyone in it right now?

Adrian San | Sep 2, 2020
Bryson Corbett | Sep 2, 2020

Your always free to call and ask, or stop by in person.

Do you guys pick up kids?

valerie herrera herrera | Sep 3, 2018
katelynn heinrich | Sep 3, 2018

Depends on the situation. You would get a better answer from someone who works there. You could call them at 907-272-1255

Are pets allowed?

Kyley Gibbons | Sep 3, 2018
Maxine Fekete | Sep 2, 2020

No

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